Patio Installers in Cleethorpes

Dan kept noise sensible, protected the lawn with boards and left the lane spotless each day. The steps are wide enough to sit on with a cuppa.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping approached the patio like another room rather than a patch of slabs. Old concrete out, base compacted until the plate settled, porcelain laid level to the threshold and a slim channel tucked along the wall.

They protected the lawn with boards and rinsed the pavement each evening. The edging setts align with the path so it reads designed. We ended up outside in hats the first night because it felt welcoming, not because we felt obliged.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping rebuilt a sunken corner on proper Type 1, stitched the new porcelain to the old path with a slender threshold stone and framed the border with setts that meet perfectly at the corners. Boards kept the lawn decent and the road was swept before the lorry moved on.

The patio feels like it grew here. Breakfast outside has become normal, not an event, because plates don’t wobble and ankles don’t splash. It’s strangely restful to step out and nothing needs fixing.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping lifted the rickety flags and set porcelain that meets our doors without a lip. A quiet channel tucks against the wall so there’s never a puddle by the step.

They kept boards on the lawn, radios low and the pavement tidy each night. A small soldier course frames the table so it feels like its own spot. We sat out under blankets that first evening and watched rain slip away instead of sulk in corners. The whole terrace looks settled, not newly stuck on, which is exactly what we wanted.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping extended the original patio to fit a six seater without swallowing the lawn. The join is invisible and the border setts frame the space neatly.

A tiny upstand near the bed stops mulch wandering. Clean up takes minutes which is exactly what we needed with two kids.

Dan clocked the way we cut across the grass to the shed and drew a straighter route that spares the lawn. He split one tall step into two shallower rises for my mum’s knees, then proved the drainage with a bucket so I felt sure.

The slabs have a light texture that stays friendly when it’s drizzly. A tiny upstand near the bed keeps bark off the paving so sweeping takes minutes. We’ve gained a place to perch with a brew rather than a chore to dodge.

Dan fixed the thing that always annoyed me. Water crept toward the doors.

He laid a slim drain, proved it with a bucket and set the slabs with a gentle texture that stays friendly in drizzle. He also swapped the wobbly sleeper edge for setts that meet properly. We hosted that weekend and no one mentioned wet ankles once.

Dan checked neighbour levels, set a tiny drain at the downpipe and proved it with a jug. No more wet thresholds.

They added a narrow edging strip so the mower leaves a crisp finish. No more ragged corners.

The patio feels bigger.

We wanted stone that suits the brick without feeling fussy. Backhouse Construction & Landscaping suggested a soft limestone with a crisp border and tied it to the path so the run reads as one.

Chairs slide easily, the pointing sits neat and the bins finally have a sensible route. It looks designed rather than guessed.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping formed a curved edge that guides you toward the pergola. The mower now runs cleanly along the line and the path to the gate finally reads straight.

They kept radios low, lifted waste same day and left the pavement tidy. It looks like it always belonged.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping formed a gentle curve across the lawn edge that makes the garden feel wider. The path to the gate now runs straight and the pointing finish cleans with one pass of the brush.

They lifted waste the same day and kept radios quiet. The patio feels like an extra room we actually use.

Dan marked levels with a laser, then explained the fall so I could see it. He widened the step and tucked a mat well in neatly.

Serving food outside no longer feels risky.

Dan rotated the table slightly to catch evening light and moved a hose point out of sight. The space feels planned rather than muddled and cleanup takes minutes.

Dan made the space safer for my dad without making it look clinical. He split one tall step into two shallower rises and set a handrail that feels comfortable in the palm.

He kept the colour palette quiet so the brickwork leads. The patio now works for everyone and looks better for it.